… viruses [7] as high as 68% in children [7] and the presence of a significant number of respiratory
viruses … viral respiratory infection, challenging Koch’s postulates [9]. The hypothesis that …

… 1 respiratory virus … respiratory viruses and bacteria was high in the present study, which
rendered it suitable for the detection of pathogenic microorganisms causing pediatric respiratory …

… between the viruses involved in respiratory disease, infectious bovine rhinotracheitis virus
(IBR), bovine parainfluenza virus Type 3 (PIV3) and bovine viral diarrhoea virus (BVDV) in …

… that bacterial pathogens and respiratory viruses are abundantly present in the upper respiratory
tract of otherwise healthy young children. The distinct associations between viruses and …

… No microarray cross-hybridization is observed in patients infected with other respiratory
viruses or negative controls. Note that the influenza probes on the ViroChip microarray shown …

… with respiratory pathogens are likely to have the most serious effect on young children with
developing respiratory … with multiple respiratory pathogens will more often lead to respiratory …

… detect nearly all respiratory viruses including the … respiratory viral agents in children suffering
from respiratory tract infection and to characterize the different species in their pathogenic …

… viral pathogens that present with a spectrum of respiratory symptoms [3–6]. In the tropics, viral
respiratory pathogens … The year-round circulation of respiratory viruses in the tropics may …

… pathogens is critical. The known respiratory viral pathogens should be sought in addition
to cytomegalovirus, Epstein Barr virus, human herpesvirus type 6, and herpes simplex virus. …

… We can expect additional etiological agents of respiratory tract illnesses to be … pathogens.
Lessons learned from the development of vaccines against current respiratory viral pathogens …